Prince George's County Economic Development Corporation

Prince George's County Economic Development Corporation Celebrates 5 County-Based Development Projects Highlighted in the 10 Suburban Maryland Major Real Estate Development Report! Prince George's County Economic Development Corporation (PGCEDC) proudly congratulates five Prince George's County-based development projects recently spotlighted in a report by the Washington Business Journal for leading transformative real estate projects across suburban Maryland. Prince George's County represented half of the major development projects in the Washington Metropolitan region. This recognition underscores Prince George's commitment to fostering community-driven, innovative developments while establishing itself as a regional growth and investment hub. Prince County-Based Development Projects in Order: Northwest Stadium (Landover, MD) Carillon (Largo) New Carrollton Brightseat Tech Park (former Landover Mall) Cheverly Hill (former Cheverly Hospital site) Read the Press Release: https://ow.ly/zJVJ50TWITn Read the Article: https://ow.ly/S1Nw50TWITp Expansion Starts Here!

Expansion Starts Here!

Join us in person at the Prince George’s County Economic Development Corporation for an exciting day of networking and business growth opportunities. This event is designed to help you learn how to engage with the Airports Authority, United Airlines, and Fratport, key players in the aviation industry. Discover procurement, contracting, and partnership opportunities that can elevate your business. During the event, you’ll have the chance to: Explore how your business can meet the needs of aviation giants like United Airlines and collaborate with Fratport to unlock new business possibilities. Learn how small, minority-owned, and women-owned businesses can navigate procurement processes, access contracts, and contribute to the regional economy. When: Thursday, November 14th Time: 10 am – noon Location: Innovation Station Business Incubator 1801 McCormick Drive #450, Largo, MD, 20774. Don’t miss this opportunity to network with key industry leaders and grow your business! https://lnkd.in/e6EQw--z

WEBSITE ESSENTIALS FOR SMALL BUSINESS PART THREE! PGCEDC and LumelaWeb have partnered together to provide Prince George’s County-based small businesses the ability to establish and develop their own websites! This dynamic five-day workshop is designed to provide small and medium-sized business owners with the skills and tools necessary to develop and maintain a robust online presence. REGISTER HERE: https://ow.ly/kgJx50TTLmV

The 4th Annual HBCU+ Entrepreneurship Virtual Conference is almost here, and you won’t want to miss it! Join Bowie State University's Entrepreneurship Innovation Center in collaboration with the White House HBCU Initiative and the Tom Joyner Foundation on November 1, 2024, from 10 AM – 3 PM for a day packed with game-changing insights and connections. This year’s theme, "Igniting Innovation, Building Legacies: Empowering the Next Generation of Entrepreneurs," is designed to inspire and equip you for success! Time is running out to register, and seats are filling up fast! Don’t wait until it’s too late to be part of this incredible virtual event that will arm you with the tools and knowledge to elevate your entrepreneurial journey. REGISTER HERE: https://lnkd.in/ePZ6mR5T

WEBSITE ESSENTIALS FOR SMALL BUSINESS PART THREE! PGCEDC and LumelaWeb have partnered together to provide Prince George’s County-based small businesses the ability to establish and develop their own websites! This dynamic five-day workshop is designed to provide small and medium-sized business owners with the skills and tools necessary to develop and maintain a robust online presence. REGISTER HERE: https://ow.ly/kgJx50TTLmV

Join us in person at the Prince George’s County Economic Development Corporation for an exciting day of networking and business growth opportunities. This event is designed to help you learn how to engage with the Airports Authority, United Airlines, and Fratport, key players in the aviation industry. Discover procurement, contracting, and partnership opportunities that can elevate your business. During the event, you’ll have the chance to: Explore how your business can meet the needs of aviation giants like United Airlines and collaborate with Fratport to unlock new business possibilities. Learn how small, minority-owned, and women-owned businesses can navigate procurement processes, access contracts, and contribute to the regional economy. When: Thursday, November 14th Time: 10 am – noon Location: Innovation Station Business Incubator 1801 McCormick Drive #450, Largo, MD, 20774. Don’t miss this opportunity to network with key industry leaders and grow your business! https://lnkd.in/e6EQw--z

$5B data center campus on former Landover Mall footprint could break ground by 2026 according to the Washington Business Journal. This story by Dan Brendel, Staff Reporter, Washington Business Journal cites PGCEDC President & CEO, David Iannucci. "David Iannucci, who heads the Prince George’s Economic Development Corp., told me in a recent interview he’s prioritized attracting data centers to the county because of the huge commercial tax revenues they generate. For perspective, Loudoun County, the data center capital of the world, budgeted over $670 million in personal property taxes paid on data centers’ computer equipment alone for fiscal year 2025 — equivalent to two-thirds of the county’s entire general fund budget." READ MORE: https://ow.ly/49OR50TVsRf

During Maryland Economic Development Week, PGCEDC President & CEO David Iannucci presented certificates to Bureau of Economic Analysis (BEA) representatives. Accompanied by PGCEDC Executive Director of Business Development Larry Hentz, certificates were presented to the Deputy Director & Chief Operating Officer of the U.S. Census Bureau Ron S. Jarmin, Patricia Abaroa, the Deputy Director of the Bureau of Economic Analysis and William J. Wiatrowski, Deputy U.S. Labor Statistics Bureau Commissioner. While Census, BEA, and BLS are federal agencies in the State of Maryland, we in Prince George's County regard them as a local employer. EDC expresses its gratitude to them for their contribution to the local workforce and recognizes all three together as the "data collection and data analysis capital of the United States."   The total employment at the Suitland Federal Center is just under 6,000. They are completing a massive renovation and modernization of the facilities there, in excess of at least $150 million, to make way for BLS's official move there in the spring. Across from the federal center is Prince George's County's P3 project, which involves new housing, eventually new retail, and a hotel. Expansion Starts Here!